Daniel Michalski vs Corentin Denolly Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Recent second serve performance shows Denolly with 44.15% of points won and Michalski slightly ahead with 45.65%.
• Denolly excels at returning second serves, winning 47.79% of points compared to Michalski’s 44.77%.
• On first serve returns, Michalski shows superior form, winning 31.63% of points against Denolly’s 26.55%.
• How do they perform under pressure? Denolly saves 51.61% of breakpoints, whereas Michalski saves 48.91%.
• Michalski has won a higher percentage of matches over the past year at 67.12% compared to Denolly’s 61.11%.
• Both players excel on clay, each with a career win rate of 66% on this surface.
• On indoor hard courts, Michalski struggles more with a 45% win rate versus Denolly's 55%.
• In their recent competitions, Denolly and Michalski have shown strong performance at the $10K level, winning 79.41% and 77.78% respectively.
• In head-to-head matchups, Denolly leads with two wins to Michalski's one out of three encounters.
• Denolly has an edge in deciding sets, winning 75% of them compared to Michalski’s 65%.
• Looking at extreme pressure situations, Denolly is stronger, winning their only tiebreak against Michalski.
• Overall, Denolly competes against stronger opponents, with an average opponent rank of 313.79 versus Michalski's 417.48.
• Denolly is less efficient in break point conversion, with a rate of 30.92%, while Michalski boasts a higher rate at 36.23%.

Editorial Prediction (May 21, 2025, UTC):

The upcoming match between Denolly and Michalski shows two players with strong clay court records, promising an interesting battle. Denolly’s ability to win key second serve return points and outperform in pressure situations like tiebreaks gives him a distinct edge.

Michalski, however, has proven to be more effective at converting break points and has enjoyed a slightly better Win-Loss record over the past year. Despite this, his performance against opponents of lower average rank may skew his statistics slightly.

Considering Denolly's superior record in deciding sets and previous head-to-head encounters, he appears to have a slight edge. The combination of returning capabilities and mental fortitude in high-pressure situations positions Denolly as the likely victor in their upcoming match.